@David Jahn

Seems like an Avid Color Control Surface and Symphony Grading might be the ticket at this point. Probably the best $1500 you'd ever spend!

I'm currently working Smoke 2012/Apple Color/Kona 3/Avid Color Surface.

Except that I've already tested the Color Surface when it was still Euphonix and just as I did then, I still prefer the Tangent Wave, which I own along now with the Tangent Element. http://library.creativecow.net/articles/biscardi_walter/EuphonixMCColor.php

For color grading, Resolve is a better than Smoke 2013, though Smoke 2013's Color Warper will be good for about 75% of your work.

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